Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 388 –October 10, 2018

2018 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
OCTOBER 24 - 30
SCHEDULE KEY:
Hallo
Kween
Special
Events
Opening/Closing
& Centerpiece
Episodic
Webseries
Shorts
Program
Doc
Feature
Int’l
Narrative
U.S.
Narrative
Q&A
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29 TH
THEATERS 10:00AM 11:00AM 12:00PM 1:00PM 2:00PM 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM 6:00PM 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM
Q
&A
Q KILLER
&A UNICORN
9:00pm/pg.51
EVERY ACT OF LIFE
6:00pm/pg.34
SVA 1
SVA 2
Q
&A
HIP TO BE QUEER:
YOUTH SHORTS
4:00pm/pg.43
CINÉPOLIS
7
Q
&A
HALLOKWEEN Q Q
&A
&A
SHORTS Q THE Q
&A
BISEXUAL &A
6:30pm/pg.50
9:15pm/pg.49
JULES OF LIGHT Q
AND DARK &A
6:45pm/pg.21
LEZ BOMB
9:30pm/pg.22
Q &A THE MOVIE THE REEDS
CARMILLA Q &A A MOMENT IN
6:30pm/pg.52
9:15pm/pg.24
CANARY
Q &A
DADDY Q
&A
6:00pm/pg.24
9:00pm/pg.19
SOLACE
3:45pm/pg.22
CINÉPOLIS
8
Q
&A
BOYS SHORTS
5:00pm/pg.38
QUEER JEWISH
SHORTS
3:15pm/pg.47
CINÉPOLIS
9
UNTIL RAINBOW
DAWN
7:30pm/pg.54
THE
CENTER
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30 TH
THEATERS 10:00AM 11:00AM 12:00PM 1:00PM 2:00PM 3:00PM 4:00PM 5:00PM 6:00PM 7:00PM 8:00PM 9:00PM 10:00PM 11:00PM
CLOSING NIGHT PARTY
Gansevoort Hotel Rooftop
Q
&A
CLOSING NIGHT GALA:
MAKING MONTGOMERY CLIFT
7:30pm/pg.13
SVA 1
ENCORE SCREENING TBD
7:00pm
ENCORE SCREENING TBD
4:00pm
THE
CENTER
DOCUMENTARY
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Black Brazilian transgender singer Linn da Quebrada
weaponizes the trans body and music for political
protest. Linn and childhood friend Jup do Bairro
use extravagantly costumed music performances to dazzle audiences while opposing their
country’s white heteronormative order. Figuring her embodied existence as resistance, Linn
eschews the role of cis woman, choosing a fluid gender identity instead. Full of funny and
intimate moments, the film advocates for personal choice against a society that imposes static
gender identity.
CAST: Linn da Quebrada, Jup do Bairro
BIXA TRAVESTY
Friday, October 26, 9:45pm; Cinépolis Chelsea 9
Teddy Award for Best Documentary/Essay Film,
Berlinale 2018
Dir. Kiko Goifman and Claudia Priscila, Brazil, 2018,
75 mins
Preceded by short:
SKIN
Dir. Adam Golub and Liana Nigri, Brazil, 2016, 9 mins, Portuguese with English subtitles
A portrait of a young, Afro-Brazilian trans activist, living and dying on the streets of Rio de
Janeiro.
This fascinating documentary captures the unique
community of Cherry Grove, Fire Island - from its early days as a center for drag culture to the
present day - featuring interviews with residents, old-timers, and captivating new and archival
footage. Starting in the 1950s, Cherry Grove provided gays, including the likes of Tennessee
Williams, with a safe space to express themselves at a time when interactions by people of the
same sex were often the target of police raids. Michael Fisher’s oral history navigates the rich
history and unknown stories of this vibrant beachfront community.
Q&A with filmmakers and select cast to follow
CHERRY GROVE
STORIES
Saturday, October 27, 1:00pm; SVA Theatre 2
New York Premiere
Dir. Michael Fisher, USA, 2018, 72 mins
Presented in Partnership with NYC LGBT Historic
Sites Project
Preceded by short:
MARIE'S CRISIS
Dir. Michael Vecchio, USA, 2018, 10 mins
Sing-along in the West Village’s storied piano bar, a home for misfits, musical theatre lovers,
and tourists alike.
LOSE YOURSELF. FIND YOURSELF. • 33
DOCUMENTARY FEATURES